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Periods problem

2018-10-07 18:09:59
Hello.. I had my second baby on Feb 06,by normal delivery.. And also had a family planning operation at the next morning.. After delivery I had my first period on aug22.. Still i don't get my period for September.. I also breastfeeding to a baby.. Is this normal?
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Answered2018-10-16 02:53:35

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Yes. This is normal . If you are exclusively breastfeeding your baby then you will not get period.

Answered2018-10-08 02:47:46

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Ya it is normal.Due to breast feeding it is late means not getting period on time.So donot worry.If you have a doubt do pregnancy test by urine or blood.Bhcg is blood test and confirmatory also.

Answered2018-10-08 01:37:16

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